JavaScript - Structured 'pseudo Code' Tutorial Books Or Websites

is there a way using .htaccess or some other means that we can block certain websites from appearing when we do a google search of my wife's name? We contacted google and they denied our request to have these websites blocked. My wife has her own website she uses for her business. There was an .htaccess editor website that I visited that created the code after I specified the url of the websites we wanted blocked. Will this work and if so, after creating the .htaccess file what do I do with it, that is where do I attach it/post it? please help. (this is the first time i've ever posted anything on a website. my wife and I are technophobes.)

Ok im haviung a problem, im building a website and im building some javascript! My main issue is that whenever I use IE7, a small pop-up says "To help protect your security, IE has restricted this webpage from running scripts ... bla bla bla... " you get the picture.
Why is it some or many websites dont have this pop-up appearing when they themselves have scripts running? (which i am 100% sure of)
Do you need some Microsoft approval so that the stupid pop-up doesn't appear every time i access the website or wut?
I need an explanation as to what I need to do to stop that pop-up from appearing!

thX K4L

(and no the answer is simply not using another web browser to avoid this because the rest of the world doesnt have your same view!!!!!!)

Ok, I wish to break this down piece by piece, let me see if I am understanding what I have done so far please, let me itemize my questions for uniformity and will create my very own tutorial out of these questions and answers for future use so I would appreciate any and every answer
to my questions below:

1] Which scripts or parts of it should be placed within the HEAD and BODY?

How will I know which scripts go into the HEAD and which should go into the BODY as I am
seeing some parts in the HEAD and some parts in the BODY?

2] If I want 3 things to happen and create 3 separate functions, are those 3 functions supposed to be listed in the order of how I want them to happen or does it not matter, for example, I want to first [a] create an ALERT then [b] ask for user to input his name into a form then if the user does it [c] another alert responds to the user. Let me label the 3 functions below as a, b and c.

<script type="text/javascript">
[a] alert ('Hello, I am your pet rock.');

[b] function touchrock () {
var username = prompt ("What is your name?", "Enter your name here.");

[c] if (username) {
alert ("It is good to meet you, " + username + ".");
document.getElementById ("rockImg").src = "rock_happy.png";
}

}

</script>

NOW, what if when creating the function and 2 Alerts above I were to list them in reverse or mixed order such as:

[b] function touchrock () {
var username = prompt ("What is your name?", "Enter your name here.");

[c] if (username) {
alert ("It is good to meet you, " + username + ".");
document.getElementById ("rockImg").src = "rock_happy.png";

[a] alert ('Hello, I am your pet rock.');

I am not asking whether the above would work or not but rather would this still be proper coding procedure or does it not matter?

Alright, so I'm trying to get Javascript to work for me on my own website, and I can't even seem to get it to work when I test the files offline.

I can take an example script from the internet, copy it, and put it on my computer. From then on, the script no longer works. I try uploading the file to my webhost, and it still won't work.

It's not Browser Support because I'm using the same browser I used to view the example, which worked on the website it came from.

There's no differences in the code I used, as opposed to the code they used. Javascript still won't work.

Can anyone explain any reason why this is? Is there some kind of extra Java Support one would need on their webhost to make JS work?

One of the websites I'm trying to get my script from is this:
http://sixrevisions.com/tutorials/ja...cript_tooltip/

I'm looking for a Javascript tutorial. I already have a good base in HTML & CSS. I'm trying to make a widget to display updated NCAA Football Team Stats.

Kind Regards,
- Mat P.

A while back I downloaded a prepackaged script for a slideshow. Now that I've learned a bit more about javascript, maybe somebody can direct me to a better free alternative that I can work on that is similar. This one has a link on the bottom to its creator, and seems to load quite slow.

Here's a page with the script: http://www.mergecreate.com/paintings.html

I am studying the javascript. I got following codes from json2.js but do not understand syntax of them.
if (!this.JSON) {
this.JSON = {};
}

(function () {
...
}());


For 2nd part, why there is () outsider function? and why these is () after function? Thanks a lot.

Hello!

Im very limited in my skills with html/JS/CSS and can only understand the concept of the varius coding but ot much more than that.

Now i really need a sortable table like the one you can find on this site:

Jämför & Hitta Billiga Små Lån

Has anyone come across a tutorial or similar on how to build stuff like this? Or have any other hints for me to get started with?

Any help is much appriciated





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12-25-2014, 06:27 PM #2
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Hmm, cant find the option to clean the link, wasnt supposed to have a title like that.





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12-26-2014, 06:08 AM #3
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No problem, the post worked.

I don't have time tonight, but will try to show you this tomorrow.

Question: How do you *create* the <table>?? From PHP? From AJAX?

i'm using a JavaScript typing tutorial....here is my code

[CODE]

<script type="text/javascript">
//<![CDATA[

var garray = new Array();
var garrayIndex = -1;
var gtext = "";
var gindex = 0;
var goldPressed = 0; //previous pressed key code
var goldTarget = 0; //previous target key code
var gtarget = 0;
var gpressed = 0;
var ggood = 0;
var gtotal = 0;
var gtime = 0;
var gkeytime = 0;



function setup() {

setEvents();

//change this array to suit your needs but note that indices
//must ascend by 1 from 0: garray[0]="foo"; garray[1]="bar";...
garray[0] = "a s d f s d f f s d as sd ad fs ds sad af sa fa dafa sda dad das afa sfd add sasd df sf saf dds fd ads safd fsd fas sas dafs as fad";

//more similar lines can easily be added above, dont forget to get the index right!

garrayIndex = -1;

next();
}



function setPatternInit() {

//#b note: once we did this using innerHTML but this caused
//a leakage of handles in ie

var pat = document.getElementById("pattern");

for(; {
if (pat.hasChildNodes()) {
pat.removeChild(pat.lastChild);
}
else break;
}

var cname = "done";
for (j=0; j<gtext.length; j++) {
var ch = gtext.charAt(j);

if (j>gindex) cname = "future";
else if (j==gindex) cname = "todo";

var kid = document.createElement("span");
kid.className = cname;

var txt = document.createTextNode(ch);
kid.appendChild(txt); //#b innertext doesnt work on firefox
pat.appendChild(kid);
}
}

function setPattern() {

var pat = document.getElementById("pattern");
var kids = pat.childNodes;

var cname = "done";

for (j=0; j<gtext.length; j++) {
if (j>gindex) cname = "future";
else if (j==gindex) cname = "todo";

var kid = kids[j];
kid.className = cname;
}
}


function mapToBoard(code) {
if ((code>=97)&&(code<=108)) return (code-32);
if ((code>=110)&&(code<=122)) return (code-32);
if ((code>=65)&&(code<=90)) return code;
if ((code>=48)&&(code<=57)) return code;
if ((code==32)) return code;
if ((code==44)||(code==46)||(code==47)||(code==59)) return code;
return 0; //not on our board picture
}


function setBoard() {

var letter;
var elt;
var c;
var s;


if (goldTarget!=0) {
c = mapToBoard(goldTarget);
if (c!=0) {
letter = "code"+c;
elt = document.getElementById(letter);
s = "silent";
elt.className = s;
}
}
if (goldPressed!=0) {
c = mapToBoard(goldPressed);
if (c!=0) {
letter = "code"+c;
elt = document.getElementById(letter);
s = "silent";
elt.className = s;
}
}

if (gtarget!=0) {
c = mapToBoard(gtarget);
if (c!=0) {
letter = "code"+c;
elt = document.getElementById(letter);
s = "target";
elt.className = s;
}
}
if (gpressed!=0) {
c = mapToBoard(gpressed);
if (c!=0) {
letter = "code"+c;
elt = document.getElementById(letter);
s = "pressed";
elt.className = s;
}
}

}

function nextPattern() {

goldTarget = gtarget;
goldPressed = gpressed;

if (++garrayIndex == garray.length) garrayIndex = 0;
gtext = garray[0]; gindex = 0;
gpressed = 0;

setPrompt();
}

function prevPattern() {

goldTarget = gtarget;
goldPressed = gpressed;

if (--garrayIndex < 0) garrayIndex = garray.length - 1;
gtext = garray[garrayIndex]; gindex = 0;
gpressed = 0;

setPrompt();
}

function next() {

nextPattern();
setPatternInit();
setBoard();
}

function prev() {
prevPattern();
setPatternInit();
setBoard();
}


function skip(e) {
next();
return false;
}


function back(e) {
prev();
return false;
}



function setEcho(c, isOK) {
var s;
if (c<' ') c=' ';

var s = "["+c+"]";
if (!isOK) s += " ..OOPS!"


var elt = document.getElementById("echo");
var txt = document.createTextNode(s); //#b
if (elt.hasChildNodes()) {
elt.replaceChild(txt, elt.lastChild);
}
else elt.appendChild(txt);
}

function setPrompt() {
var ch = gtext.charAt(gindex);
gtarget = ch.charCodeAt(0);
}

function adjustStatistics(ch) {
return; //could count errors by character
}


function updateSpeed(ok) {
var t = (new Date()).getTime();
var dt = (t-gtime);
gtime = t;
if (dt > 5000) return; //ignore sleepy user
gkeytime += dt;

var s = (0.5+ggood*60*200/gkeytime).toFixed(0) + "";
var elt = document.getElementById("speed");
var txt = document.createTextNode(s); //#b
if (elt.hasChildNodes()) {
elt.replaceChild(txt, elt.lastChild);
}
else elt.appendChild(txt);
}


function updateScore(ok) {
if (ok) ggood++;
gtotal++;

updateSpeed(ok)

var s = ggood.toFixed(0) + "";
var elt = document.getElementById("count");

var txt = document.createTextNode(s); //#b
if (elt.hasChildNodes()) {
elt.replaceChild(txt, elt.lastChild);
}
else elt.appendChild(txt);


s = (gtotal-ggood).toFixed(0) + "";
elt = document.getElementById("accuracy");

txt = document.createTextNode(s); //#b
if (elt.hasChildNodes()) {
elt.replaceChild(txt, elt.lastChild);
}
else elt.appendChild(txt);


var s = (gkeytime/1000).toFixed(2) + " s";
var elt = document.getElementById("time");

var txt = document.createTextNode(s); //#b
if (elt.hasChildNodes()) {
elt.replaceChild(txt, elt.lastChild);
}
else elt.appendChild(txt);


}


function reset(e) {

window.location.reload();

}



function debug() { //#b to use, set body onLoad="debug()" instead of "setup()" in html
//document.onkeydown=debugKey; //#b
document.onkeypress=debugKey;
}

function debugKey(evt) { //#b

var e = (window.event) ? window.event : evt; //#b
var k = (e.which)? e.which : e.keyCode;
var f = filterKeyCode(k);

var s = "k="+k+",f="+f;
alert(s);

return false;
}

function setEvents() { //#b
document.onkeydown=down; //#b
document.onkeypress=press;
(document.getElementById('skip')).onmousedown=skip;
(document.getElementById('back')).onmousedown=back;
(document.getElementById('reset')).onmousedown=reset;
}


function cleanup() {
//pointless, really
document.onkeydown=null; //#b
document.onkeypress=null;
(document.getElementById('skip')).onmousedown=null;
(document.getElementById('back')).onmousedown=null;
(document.getElementById('reset')).onmousedown=null;
}


function filterKeyCode(code) { //from key down (0 to ignore)

//note: user must have num lock set if they want to use keypad numbers

if ((code>=65)&&(code<=90)) return code; //alpha
if ((code>=48)&&(code<=57)) return code; //numberic
if (code==32) return code; //blank
if ((code>=96)&&(code<=105)) return code; //number pad digits
if ((code==13)||(code==16)) return code; //enter, shift
if ((code>=106)&&(code<=111)) return code; //number pad operators
if ((code>=186)&&(code<=192)) return code; //punctuation
if ((code>=219)&&(code<=222)) return code; //punctuation

return 0;
}


function filterCode(code) { //from key press as ascii char code (0 to ignore)
if ((code==13)||(code==16)) return code; //enter and shift are allowed
if (code<32) return 0;
if (code>=127) return 0;
return code;
}



function capsLockFilter(e, pressed) { //#b many problems making this cross browser!

//#b e.modifiers known only on early mozilla (which does not know standard e.shiftkey)?

var shifted = e.shiftKey || (e.modifiers && (e.modifiers & Event.SHIFT_MASK)); //#b

var locked = (((pressed > 64) && (pressed < 91) && (!shifted))
|| ((pressed > 96) && (pressed < 123) && (shifted)));
if (locked) alert("caps lock!");
}


function down(evt) { //#b

var e = (window.event) ? window.event : evt; //#b
var rawcode = (e.which)? e.which : e.keyCode;
pressed = filterKeyCode(rawcode);

if (pressed > 0) return true;

if (typeof(e.cancelBubble)!="undefined") e.cancelBubble = true;
if (typeof(e.stopPropagation)!="undefined") e.stopPropagation();
return false; //#b nuisance keys - backspace etc on ie (no effect for capslock!!)

}


function press(evt) { //#b


//#b should work in ie, firefox, safari(hopefully), opera(hopefully)


var e = (window.event) ? window.event : evt; //#b

var pressed = 0;
var wc = -1;
var kc = -1;
var cc = -1;


if (typeof(e.keyCode)!="undefined") kc = e.keyCode; //ie
if (typeof(e.charCode)!="undefined") cc = e.charCode; //firefox
if (typeof(e.which)!="undefined") wc = e.which; //old mozilla

if ((kc>=0)&&(cc>=0)) { //firefox
pressed = cc;
}
else if (kc>=0) pressed = kc; //ie
else if (wc>=0) pressed = wc; //old mozilla

//alert("pressed="+pressed+",kc="+kc+",cc="+cc+",wc="+wc);


pressed = filterCode(pressed);
if (pressed==0) {
if (kc==13) return skip(); //#b firefox
else return false;
}
if (pressed==13) return skip(); //#b ie

capsLockFilter(e, pressed); //hmm

var c = String.fromCharCode(pressed); //ie from ascii code
var ch = gtext.charAt(gindex);
var ok = (c==ch);

goldPressed = gpressed;
gpressed = pressed;
goldTarget = gtarget;

if (ok) {
gindex++;

if (gindex==gtext.length) {
if (gtotal-ggood <= 5 && 0.5+ggood*60*200/gkeytime >= 20) {
alert('Good work! You had fewer than 5 errors and typed faster than 20 WPM! Now try the next exercise!');
setPatternInit();
}
else if (gtotal-ggood > 5 && 0.5+ggood*60*200/gkeytime >= 20){
alert('Good speed! You were over 20 WPM but have more than five errors! Slow down a bit for accuracy.')
setPatternInit();
}
else if (gtotal-ggood <= 5 && 0.5+ggood*60*200/gkeytime < 20){
alert('Good accuracy! You had fewer than 5 errors, now try for 20 WPM.')
setPatternInit();
}
else
alert ('Focus on accuracy first, then go for speed!');
setPatternInit();
}
else setPattern();

gpressed = 0;
setPrompt();
setEcho(c, true);
updateScore(true);
}
else {
setEcho(c, false);
updateScore(false);
setPattern()
}

setBoard();
return false;
}


//</XMLCDATA>
</script>


[CODE]

This is my HTML Code :

[CODE]


<body onload="setup()" onunload="cleanup()">

<div id="container1">
<div id="container3">


<div id="body">



<div id="pattern" class="big">
</div>

<div id="prompt" class="prompt">
</div>

<div id="board" class="board">

<div id="row0" class="row0">
<span id="code49">1</span>&nbsp;<span id="code50">2</span>&nbsp;<span id="code51">3</span>&nbsp;<span id="code52">4</span>&nbsp;<span id="code53" style="margin-left:-5px;">5</span>&nbsp;<span id="code54">6</span>&nbsp;<span id="code55">7</span>&nbsp;<span id="code56">8</span>&nbsp;<span id="code57">9</span>&nbsp;<span id="code48">0</span>
</div>
<div id="row1" class="row1">
<span id="code81">Q</span>&nbsp;<span id="code87">W</span>&nbsp;<span id="code69">E</span>&nbsp;<span id="code82" style="font-weight:bold">R</span>&nbsp;<span id="code84">T</span>&nbsp;<span id="code89">Y</span>&nbsp;<span id="code85" style="margin-left: -2px;">U</span>&nbsp;<span id="code73">I</span>&nbsp;<span id="code79">O</span>&nbsp;<span id="code80">P</span>

</div>
<div id="row2" class="row2">
<span id="code65">A</span>&nbsp;<span id="code83">S</span>&nbsp;<span id="code68">D</span>&nbsp;<span id="code70" style="font-weight:bold;">F</span>&nbsp;<span id="code71" style="margin: 0 0 0 -5px;">G</span>&nbsp;<span id="code72">H</span>&nbsp;<span id="code74" style="font-weight:bold;">J</span>&nbsp;<span id="code75">K</span>&nbsp;<span id="code76">L</span>&nbsp;<span id="code59">;</span>&nbsp;
</div>
<div id="row3" class="row3">
<span id="code90">Z</span>&nbsp;<span id="code88">X</span>&nbsp;<span id="code67">C</span>&nbsp;<span id="code86"
style="font-weight:bold">V</span>&nbsp;<span id="code66">B</span>&nbsp;<span id="code78">N</span>&nbsp;<span id="code77" style="font-weight:bold">M</span>&nbsp;<span id="code44">,</span>&nbsp;<span id="code46">.</span>

</div>



<div id="row4" class="row4">
<span id="code32">[SPACE]</span>
</div>


<div id="scores">
<div class="count">Characters:
<span id="count"></span>
</div>
<div class="accuracy">Errors:
<span id="accuracy"></span>
</div>
<div class="speed">WPM:
<span id="speed"></span>
</div>

<div class="time">Time:
<span id="time"></span>

</div>
</div>







<div align="center">
<button id="reset" class="button123" name="reset" align="center">Restart Exercise</button>
</div>
</div>


<div id="echo" class="echo" style="display:none;">
[]
</div>

<div style="display:none;">
<button id="skip" class="button123" name="skip">skip</button> to next line ("enter" key is shortcut)

</div>
<div style="display:none;">
<button id="back" class="button123" name="back">back</button> to previous line
</div>
</div>

</div>

[CODE]




Can any one help me to input the speed, accuracy and count to a database. I can't able to take the value because its JavaScript....

Hello guys

I've made javascript tutorial for those who want to learn more

here's the tutorial on my front page : http://www.youtube.com/user/morplug
or direct link : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MikXCLWkSPs

I'll be happy to continue making more tutorials , To show me you want more please Like the video and subscribe if you want!

regards , Mor.

Hi, i wonder if anybody got a link to a tutorial for a javascript yahtzee game?

It should be this one:

http://www.codeschool.com/courses/jq...r-first-flight

Great class! they run you through the basics and have you do excercises on the site itself at the end of each chapter.
when you submit the code it checks the code and gives you hints if somethings wrong.

Very through and easy to understand.

Seriously folks, if your just starting or even if you think you know everything, you still might want to watch some of this.

ok. im done. no this isnt spam I dont work for the company, I jjust really enjoyed it.

Hi experts,

is it possible via Javascript to search certain websites with certain keywords without having to use specific search engines?

example search only the following:

1. www.yyy.com
2. www.aaa.com
3. www.zzz.com

for the keyword "Laminat" and open the sites accordingly.

thx

This post will contain a few guidelines for what you can do to get better help from us. Let's start with the obvious ones:

- Use regular language. A spelling mistake or two isn't anything I'd complain about, but 1337-speak, all-lower-case-with-no-punctuation or huge amounts of run-in text in a single paragraph doesn't make it easier for us to help you.

- Be verbose. We can't look in our crystal bowl and see the problem you have, so describe it in as much detail as possible.

- Cut-and-paste the problem code. Don't retype it into the post, do a cut-and-paste of the actual production code. It's hard to debug code if we can't see it, and this way you make sure any spelling errors or such are caught and no new ones are introduced.

- Post code within code tags, like this [code]your code here[/code]. This will display like so: Code:

alert("This is some JavaScript code!")

- Please, post the relevant code. If the code is large and complex, give us a link so we can see it in action, and just post snippets of it on the boards.

- If the code is on an intranet or otherwise is not openly accessible, put it somewhere where we can access it.

- Tell us any error messages from the JavaScript console in Firefox or Opera. (If you haven't tested it in those browsers, please do!)

- If the code has both HTML/XML and JavaScript components, please show us both and not just part of it.

- If the code has frames, iframes, objects, embeds, popups, XMLHttpRequest or similar components, tell us if you are trying it locally or from a server, and if the code is on the same or different servers.

- We don't want to see the server side code in the form of PHP, PERL, ASP, JSP, ColdFusion or any other server side format. Show us the same code you send the browser. That is, show us the generated code, after the server has done it's thing. Generally, this is the code you see on a view-source in the browser, and specifically NOT the .php or .asp (or whatever) source code.

I'm trying to get my Client Side Firefox DHTML app to display a list of eBooks. For this, i have the following files

F:\Textbooks.html
F:\eBooks.txt
F:\FirstBook.txt
F:\SecondBook.txt
F:\ThirdBook.txt


textbooks.html is my DHTML app
eBooks.txt is the Library file with a listing of all of my eBooks.
Inside of eBooks.txt is the following data:
-----------------
FirstBook.txt,
SecondBook.txt,
ThirdBook.txt,
-----------------

FirstBook.txt to ThirdBook.txt are my actual ebooks.


The problem that i'm having is that When i try to click on any buttons other than the FirstBook button, i get the following error:

----------------------------------
Error: unterminated string literal
Source File: file:///F:/Textbooks.html
Line: 1, Column: 10
Source Code:
LoadEbook('
----------------------------------

So, unlike clicking on the FirstBook button, these other buttons do not load the eBook data into the DIV for displaying the eBook data.

I use the DOM insepector to checkout the DOM of the button code, and it seems like whitespace maybe is the problem. However, i have removed whitespace from the HTMLdata string, and that's not fixing the problem.

did i forget something silly? LOL

i'm using FireFox 3.5 to develop this App. So obviously this will not work with anything other than Gecko Based browsers.

here is my HTML code:


<html>
<head>
<script language="JavaScript">
var eBookLibrary = "eBooks.txt";
var SystemPath = "f:" + String.fromCharCode(92)

function Init()
{
// Initialize the eBook reader
document.getElementById("EbookCanvas").style.visibility = "hidden";
document.getElementById("EbookToolbar").style.visibility = "visible";
document.getElementById("FileManager").style.visibility = "visible";



// Load the List of eBooks in the Library
LoadBookList();
}

function UpdateEbookList()
{
// Update the Library of Ebooks
alert("Updating eBook Library");

// Go back to the File Manager, and Reload the List of Ebooks
LoadBookList();
}

function LoadBookList()
{
// This will load the list of books that are available
var EbookList = LoadFromDisk(SystemPath + eBookLibrary);
var EbookListArray = EbookList.split(",");

for(var x = 0; x < EbookListArray.length -1; x++)
{
// Strip the Filename Extension off of the eBook File Name
// The Name of the Book is always the first Index in the Array
var BookName = EbookListArray[x].split(".");
// Remove the weird whitespace - it screws things up...i think...
BookName[0] = BookName[0].replace(/(^\s*|\s*$)/g, "");

var HTMLdata = HTMLdata + "<input type='button' value='" + "FirstBook" + "'" + " onClick=LoadEbook('" + EbookListArray[x] + "');><br>";
}

// For some ****ed up reason the first string always generates an 'undefined' even though it's nonsense
// So just delete that from the HTMLdata string, because it's just ugly - LOL
HTMLdata = HTMLdata.replace("undefined", "");
HTMLdata = HTMLdata.replace("", " ");

// Write the HTML data to the DIV
document.getElementById("FileManager").innerHTML = HTMLdata;
}

function LoadEbook(EbookName)
{
// Hide the File Manager and Show the Ebook Canvas
document.getElementById("FileManager").style.visibility = "hidden";
document.getElementById("EbookCanvas").style.visibility = "visible";
document.getElementById("EbookToolbar").style.visibility = "visible";

// Load the Ebook content into the Ebook Reader Pannel

var EbookContent = LoadFromDisk(SystemPath + EbookName);

document.getElementById("EbookCanvas").innerHTML = EbookContent;
}

function LoadFromDisk(filePath)
{
if(window.Components)
try
{
netscape.security.PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege("UniversalXPConnect");
var file = Components.classes["@mozilla.org/file/local;1"].createInstance(Components.interfaces.nsILocalFile);
file.initWithPath(filePath);
if (!file.exists())
return(null);
var inputStream = Components.classes["@mozilla.org/network/file-input-stream;1"].createInstance(Components.interfaces.nsIFileInputStream);
inputStream.init(file, 0x01, 00004, null);
var sInputStream = Components.classes["@mozilla.org/scriptableinputstream;1"].createInstance(Components.interfaces.nsIScriptableInputStream);
sInputStream.init(inputStream);
return(sInputStream.read(sInputStream.available()));
}
catch(e)
{
//alert("Exception while attempting to load\n\n" + e);
return(false);
}
return(null);
}
</script>
</head>

<body onLoad="Init();">

<div id="FileManager" style="position: absolute; top: 0px; left: 0px; visibility: visible;">
The eBook Library's List of Books will be listed here.
Click on one to open it in the eBook Reader
</div>
<br>
<div id="EbookCanvas" style="position: absolute; top: 0px; left: 0px; visibility: hidden;">
</div>
<br>

<div id="EbookToolbar" style="position: absolute; top: 100px; left: 0px;">
<input type="button" value="Open" OnClick="Init();">
<input type="button" value="Update" OnClick="UpdateEbookList();">
<input type="button" value="Exit" OnClick="MainMenu();">
</div>


</body>
</html>